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probably a sage 1 and the sprig.

While I would certainly buy one I think that fixed blade dedicated kitchen knives are much better suited for the task.

any liner lock will eventually wear to the other side, but that could take decades, plus I think any decent company would replace it.

obviously it is weaker than a solid blade but the circle is inherently strong as the stress is equally distributed along the entire circle instead of a corner. and even though it is slightly weaker it is so miniscule that you would never notice it.

Sorry man.

Stroppy wrote:ATR is back, h'bout next bring back a run of lum tantos!

or, lum tanto compression locks!

+1

they look real to me.

It would be interesting if spyderco made a dedicated spear head but I agree that making your knife into a spear is not the best idea.

I think it could be cool.

1) delica
2) full stainless police
3)schemp rock

I don't mind pinned construction but I prefer screws.

I prefer the military as well do to the size but many people loves the smaller size and the compression lock.

I am not the type to sell knives in fact I never have. I think that the only time that I would sell a knife would be if I just hated it but luckily I love all my knives.

I would not eat the 25 dollar cost as what you described was a manufacturing error and you should not have to pay 25 dollars extra for something that is not your fault.

I wear the same timex ironman watch everyday, so my pair would me that watch and whatever spyderco I happen to be carrying that day.

I have a couple of stickers and 3 of the spyderco holes.

Liquid Cobra wrote:I'm sure I'm in the minority, but I like the cobra hood. I say keep it!

+1

I truly believe that the spyderco crew are some of the most compassionate people in the entire knife community.

I am always impressed.

I thought that the bolt lock would win and I totally did not expect the delicas blade to break... twice .